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President, II. W. Corbctt; ciuhlcr, K. 0. Wlthlngton; assistant cashier, J. W. Ncwklrk: second
assistant cashier, W, C. Alvord.
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EVENTS 0 TEE DM
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
THE WORLD. i
A Comprehcrulve Review of the Important
tUprxnlngi of the Past Week Presented
In a Cane'tnud Form Which Is Most
Likely, to Prove of Interest ( OurMsnV
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Kudert.
Prlnco Chun's mission will bo hur
ried to Berlin. .,?,
Shamrock had another satisfactory,
trial In Now York bay.
Kitchener reports another case ot
Boom shooting prisoners.
Tho Chinese are again dictating
terms In regard to tho protocol.
Nino persona lost their lives by the
explosion ot a Delaware steamor.
Nebraska Republicans .denouncod
Governor Savago tor paroling Bartleyj
A Missouri negro murdcror Is being"
pursued, and may bo burned If caught.
Santo Fo lino negotiating with Pa
clflc Mall for trans-Pacific connec
tions.
Tho list of witnesses to appear be
foro tho Schloy court of Inquiry is
made- public.
Burns, of tho Window OlnHS Work-
era, has n plan for settlement ot the'
stoel strike.
A gang of thieves stolo a thrco
masted schooner from her moorings
In Sharptown, Md., and got away with
her.
A Chicago policeman shot and kill
ed a boy, and says it wns In self-defense
against a gang of young hood
lums. New York yachtsmen aro afraid of
Shamrock II.
Inland Empire farmors aro having
a prosperous season.
Sampson will bo a wltnoss at the
Svhlcy court of Inquiry.
MembcrB of tho Nomo bar petition
McKlnloy to romovo Judgo Noyes.
Trans-Atlantic frolght buslncssout
of Now York Is very light.
Tho expiatory mission of Prince)
Chung has been delayed at Basle.
Nicaragua and Colombia promts
not to mix In tho Isthmian trouble.
Rothschilds deny any knowledge of,
the- rocent roported combine In cop
per.
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Tlnplato officials deny that negothv
tlons aro under way to settlo thb
Btrlko.
Tho worst opldomlo of plague In
years Is now rampant In parts ot
Canton, China,
One hundred follows wero eloctod
to tho Association for tho Advance
ment of Science
General Fablus M. Mead, a veteran
of tho Civil War, and a friend ot
Logan, Grant and McCIollan, Is dead.
Whllo two mon woro out hunting
In Montana, 0110 mistook tho othor
for a boar and shot htm through the
heart.
Tho French Minister to Turkoy has
loft Constantinople, which act
breaks off friendly rotations botwoon
tho two nations. ,
B. 0. Westfall,' chlof of tho money
ordor bureau at Havana, will be
prosecuted for criminal carelessness
In allowing $4,000 to bo Btolen from
him.
As a result of litigation ovor min
ing claims near Cape Nomo, a mob ot
70 masked mon attackod tho holdors
of-Bomo claims and fatally wounded
ono man.
B, F. Jossey, United States cus
toms Inspoctor at Tucson, Arizona,
under arrest for smuggling Chlnoso
Into tho United States, was killed by
tho accidental dlschargo of his re
volver whllo looking for chicken
thloves on his own promises.
Tho United States gmibout Mnchias
is ut Colon.
A largo stipar hept crop 1,8 expected
is Southern Washington.
Michael Rorry, n noted Colorado
burglar has been arredted.
Relations, aro still disturbed be
tween France nnd Turkey.
Two men wero killed whllo trying
to shut otr a new Texas oil gusher.
Colombians generally expect tho
revolutionary niovomont to succeed,
SlialTer says tho inovo to settlo tho
steel strike is without official sanc
tion. Englishmen aro confident that Sir
Thomas Linton is going to win tho
America's cup.
Howard, who deserted tlio Amer
icuns to become a Filipino leader,
has been captured.
Cardinal Gibbons was given a
royal welcome on his return to Hal
tirnoro from Europe.
Ry tho explosion of a lomb in New
Jcrsoy threo men wero seriously in
jured and several women and children
slightly.
A vessel was stolen from a dock in
Maryland and tho thieves tried to
escape with hor. They wero over
taken later.
Department of justico upholds the
secretary of tho navy in withholding
tho royalty on tho Harvey steel-hard-ning
patent.
TO STUDY AMERICAN METHODS.
Twelve Worklngmen Arrive rrom England to
Tour Ihe United States.
Now York, Aug. 29. On tho Anchor
lino steamship Ethiopia tonight camo
12 worklngmon, who havo boon sent
to tour this country and study trades
by an English paper. Tho mon woro
solcctod by popular vote. They aro:
H. J. Humphrey, coach bulldor, Loy
ton store, Essoxj Frank Harris, pot
tery and glass decorator, Doxiicbs,
Scotland; F. A. Scott, electrical and
mechanical onglncor, Glasgow; C. J.
Jackson, englneor, Stratford; Thomas
Graham, minor, Yorkshire; W. E.
Grant, stevedore Llvornool: George
SNutley, painter, Kingston Hill, Sur
rey: Thomas Fleming, mason,
Peebles; John Scuttor, englnodrlvor,
Motherwell; Kenneth Kenzle, uphol
sterer, Invernoss) George Ethells,
weaver, 8tockport; J.- G. Gowan, ham
merman, Gateshead, and A. Nlchol
Simpson, who will act as conductor
of tho expedition. Mr. Simpson said:
"We will visit Washington, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Cleveland, East
Liverpool, O., Buffalo, Ottawa and
Montreal. We shall remain a few
days In each city. Tho dologates
camo over hero to gather Information
and study questions In which tho
British artisan is vitally Interested.
Wo will inqulro Into tho conditions
of tho American wago-oarnorB; how
they nro housed and llvo; their hours,
unions nnd other things of Interest
to us on tho othor sldo."
SURROUNDED BY BOERS.
British Lost One Man Kilted and Pour
Wounded
London, Aug. 29. A dispatch from
Lord Kitchener, dated from Pretoria
today, says:
"Thrco olllcors and 05 mon who
wero sent north of Ladybrand,
Orango River Colony, on tho right of
Elliott's column woro surrounded on
unfavorablo ground and capturod'by
a suporlor force, August 22nd. Ono
man was killed nnd four woro wound
ed. Tho prlsonorB woro roloaBod. Am
holding an Inquiry.
"Havo received a long lottor from
Stoyn containing an argumentative
statement of tho Door caso, and say
ing ho will contlnuo to fight: also a
short lotter from Dowott to tho samo
effect.
"Hotha writes acknowledging tho
receipt of my proclamation and pro
testing aijalntt It, and stating that
the Doers Intond to go on fighting.
Ob ..the other hand, .the surrenders
ikteik! have "Increased considerably."
WyntHheY 'dispatch from Lord Kltchi
"Slnco August itn, sz uoers navo
been killed. 139 motlo prisoners and
18S have surrendered. Including
Kruger, a nephew ot tho ox-Prosl-dent."
. FATAL BRIDGE ACCIDENT.
Palling of Bridge Girders Caused the Death
of Pour Men.
Columbia, S. C, Aug. 29. An accl
dont at tl.2 now brldgo which tho
Southern Railway Is constructing at
Congarco River today caused tho
doath, of four mon. Ono othor was
fatally and two moro Borlously In
Jurod. The falling of tho stool gird
ors about sovon foot long, weighing
14 tons oach, caused tho accldont.
Tho girders woro holstod about mid
way of tho rlvor abovo tho brldga
The rains of tho night provlous prob
ably had caused tho ropos holding
thorn In nlaco to Blip. Tho crash
camo without the slightest warning.
Thoro woro 7C people on tho brldgo,
spectators .and workmen.
Tho brldgo Is being built by tho
Phoonlx Drldgo Company of Phila
delphia. Tho structure was not ma
terially damaged by tho accldont,
though Bomo of tho Iron work was
strained,
NEQROE8 CANNOT BE IN IT,
First Cuban Artillery Will Be Composed ol
Natives.
New York, Aug.28. Tliut Negroes
are barred from enlistment in tho
First Cuban artillery is stated by tho
Tribunn correspondent at Havana.
Ono hundred and fifty "Cubans" will
bo enlisted. All must bo 21 years
old or moro, and white. Negroes will
not bo icceivcd as candidates for en
listment. Enlistment will bo mado
similarly as in tho United States, nnd
will bo for tho term of two years.
One of the first questions tourisu con
cerning tho enlibtment is us to who
aro "Cubans" within tho terms of
tho order. In the abaonco of General
Wood, Acting Military Governor
Scott explained that "in order to bo
eligiblo tho candidato must bo a
Cuban oition by birth or adoption."
Thoro seems to bo some doubt as to
how Cuban citizenship is fixed until
tho now constitution gcs into ell'cct.
Miser Starved to Death.
New York, Aug. 29. An old man
named Paddy Kcams died yestorday
In Tarrytown, literally of starvation
and neglect. In tho house In which
ho had lived alone for moro than CO'
years, bank books showing deposits j
ot 97,000 woro found. The old man Is
bolleved to have had a considerable,
amount of ready money and some.
Jewelry hidden around tho houso, Hoj
camo to this country from Ireland la
1849.
Drowned In the Spree.
London, Aug. 29. Lady Smith, wlfo
ot Sir Archibald Lewln Smith, Mas
ter of tho Rolls slnco 1900, was found
dead today, floating In tho River
Spree, it la not knowu how sbo waaj
drowned. I
NEWS OP THE STATE
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS OF OREGON.
Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im
portance A Drltf Review of Ihe Growth
and Improvements of the Many Industries
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth
Litest Market Report.
Hop picking has begun In sovoral
Oregon yards.
Another contest has bcon fllod In
tho Tillamook timber land case.
Cattlcmon fired about 100 shots Into
a band of snoop In Eastorn Oregon.
Important chnnges will bo mado
among tho traffic mon ot tho O. Rl
& N, Railway.
Hop pickers aro said to bo very
scarco In many sections ot tho- Wil
lamette Valloy.
Richard Downoy has been appoint
ed marshal of Vale, vice Robort
Drapor, rcBlgnod. .
Construction of tho Lakovlow-Sllvor
Lako tolcphono lino will bo begun
about Soptombor 1st.
A band of countorfolter's captured
at Huntington had ono of tho most
comploto outfits ovor found.
A branch of tho Sonn ot St. Goorge
has boon organized by tho Drltlsh
American cltlzons of Mnrshflold.
A doad Infant was found In a mill
raco at Salem, but tho presence wan
explained satisfactorily to tho cor
oner. W. S. Walker's threshing crow run
llvo daya on spring grain and aver
aged 2G00 hushols. Tho largest run
In ono day was 3100 bushels. That
Is something big, and Mr. Walker
would like to hear of tho thresher
that equals It.
Vorno Hopkins nttomptod to broak
jail at Lakovlow last week. Ho ro
moved threo slats from tho Jail floor
with an Iron bar, making an aporturn
through which ho could paBB to tho
ground beneath tho building. Onco
underneath ho procoodod to dig a
trench to tho south end of the build
ing, and when tho hour came for his
cscapo ho would havo nothing to do
but romovo a board from bonoath the
sills. Tho aporturo In the floor was
covered by a blanket from tho bod,
aad the officer, noticing this, thought
k'straafe.'1 Lifting, the blanket' from
the -floor,' the means 'of ther'trlssutfr'a
escape was discovered, and a Jail
broak avortod.
Prunes are beginning to movo in
earnest ot Tho Dalles.
Tho Jaoksonvillo publio schools
will opon September 2.
A raco meeting will probably bo
held in l'ondleton this fall.
Tho Klamath county wheat crop
will not lo as largo as it was last year.
HopgrowerH at Woodburn complain
of a Hcaroity of help to harvest the
crop.
Tho wheat crop of Jackson county
is turning out much bolter than ex
pected. Tho Sherman county Horso Fair
Association will hold u fair at Wasco
some timo this full to encourage tho
breeding of good horses of all kinds.
Tho first orop of alfalfa in Klamath
has been cut and cured for. The sec
ond crop, which will bo cut next
month, promises to lo much larger
than tho first.
Tho following foliools in Polk coun
ty aro without teachers, and in each
caso a good 0110 is wanted ; Concord,
Lincoln, llridgoport, and tho primary
department ut Fulls City,
Portland Mark'eta.
Wheat Wullu Walla, nominal
f)Ga per bushel; blucstom, Mv($
67oj valley, fiiJrIJ.
Flour best grades, $2.(l.'i3.u0 por
barrel; grulium, .$2.(11).
Oats Old, $l.l()r?l.ir nor cental.
Hurley Feed, iMfiQllUO; browing,
f lfi.fiO er ton.
MillstulTrt Ilrnn, $27 per ton; mid
dliugs, I'il.fjt); shorts, $20; chop, .fill.
Hay Timothy, $lll.'l; clover,
$7D.r0; Oregon wild hay, $i5(3ll per
ton.
flutter Fuiicv cmuiiory,22 !(J 25c ;
dairy. 1820c;" store, ll12o por
pound.
Eggs 17(3 17 Jtfc per dozen.
Cheese Full cream, twins, 11
liyic, Young America, 12J-o per
pound.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $.1.00(3
3.7i; lions, f l.fiOftfl.oO; dressed. 10(3
Ho per iound; springs, flfiO.'l.fiO
per dozen; ducks, $3 for old; ifllOO
(33.60 for young; geese, $i(3(l per
dozen; turkeys, live, 810o; dream),
1012Jo per pound.
Mutton Lambs, 3c, gross;
dressed, fi7o per pound; sheep,
$3.2.r), gross; dressed, 00,j(C per lb,
Hogs Gross, heuvy, $.r),7O0(;
light, fl.75f; dressed, 737Jo icr
pound.
Veal Small, 80o; largo, 7
7o jcr pound,
Reef Gross top steers, $3.fi(J4.00;
cons and heifers, $3. 2fj 3. CO; dressed
beef, nMlo per pound.
Hopi 12 Ho Ir pound.
Wool Valley, ll3l3Jo; Eastern
Oregon, 8l2o; mohair, 2021o per
pound.
Potatoes $lf 1,10 per sack.
BOXERS AGAIN DRILLING.
Preparing For More Trouble In Shaun Tunj
Province.
Vlctorlo, D. C, Aug. 29. Chlneso
pnpors received by tho Empress ot
China contain accounts of a massacre
of Chlneso In tho Kwan Tien Hlon
district of Manchuria, tho Russians
excusing tho massacro by tho state
ment that tho peasants killed woro
mistaken for lnsurgonts. Fow do
tails aro given.
Further troubles In Mongolia and
Manchuria aro roported, and, accord
ing to tho North China Dally News,
tho Russians havo placed 20,000 men
on tho Manchurla-Coroan frontlor to
copo with tho rebels.
Tho Shanghai Mercury publishes a
lottor from Rev. Frank Herman, of
Chou Ping, who has boon Journeying
through North Shan Tung, to tho ef
fect that tho Boxors aro drilling and
proparlng for a rising In that prov
ince Christians havo bcon openly
threatened. A Doxer placard has
boon found posted at Canton, de
nouncing foreigners and calling upon
tho Chlnoso to rlso and rofuso to pay
tho Indemnity to tho foreigners.
Tho Chlnoso papers contain long
accounts of tho floods caused by tho
overflowing of tho Yangtso Klang,
nnd stories nro told c tho drowning
of hundreds of villagers, of tho broak
lug of tho ombankmont, tho flooding
of millions of acros of rlco fields, and
of great destruction gonerally by tho
flood B.
The allies havo returned to tho
Chlneso Government tho warship
Halyang, flagship of Admiral Ylh,
which was takon during tho bombard
ment of Taku.
A bloody affray Is roportod from a
Chlnoso vlllngo lf mllos from Klang
SI, whoro Protestant and Cathollo
convortfl qunrroled and camo to
blows, with tho result that 30 Pro
testants wero klllod.
HE HEAD8 THE LI8T
Sampson Will Be a Witness at the -ihley In-
qulry Brooklyn's Officers Alio,
Washington, Aug. 29. It Is under
stood that Admiral Sampson la to bo
roprosonted boforo tho Schloy court
ot Inquiry by counsel, though tho
Navy 'officials say thoy havo no of
ficial knowledge on tho subject, and
point to tho fact that tho court ot
Inquiry Is tho only body authorized
to admit or debar counBol In such
casos. It may, at Its ploasuro, dony
tho ponsou under Investigation tho
Srlvllege of having counsel present
efore the court; or, on the other,,
hand, it may go the length-of per
mitting porsona In secondary interest
tho privilege of employing counsol bo
foro tho court. So tho officials say
thoy havo no knowlodgo officially ot
tho rotontlon ot counsol by Admiral
Sampson, but privately It Is ndtnlttod
tlint ho oxpocta to bo so roprosontod.
Tho Navy Department today,
through Captain Lomly, tho Judgo
Advocato of tho court of Inquiry, hup
piled counsel for Admiral Schloy with
a tontatlvo list of witnesses to bo
called boforo tho court by tho Gov
ernment. Tho dopartmont docllnos
to mako thh) list public, but It Is un
derstood that It contained, and In
fact Ib lioadod by, tho namo of Roar
Admiral Sampson.
Somo tlmo ago Admiral Schley, In
Bonding IiIb list of witnesses to tho
dopartmont, Included a roquost for all
tho offlcera of tho Drooklyn. Tho de
partment ropllod that a number of
tho offlcors of tho Rrooklyn would bo
on tho list propared by tho dopart
mont, and asked to navo speciucaiiy
named tho Drooklyn'B officers ho do
nlrod. Tho Admiral rcBpondod to
day throuKh Captain Parker, of hla
counsol. Ho gavo tho namoH of tho
principal officers of the, Rrooklyn, and
also of Bovon potty ofllcora, Includ
ing tho quartormaBtorfl who woro at
tho whool during tho uctlon off San
tiago. FLOOD OF OIL IN TEXAS.
Another Gusher It Going Wild Great Danger
In Caie of Fire.
Roaumont, Tex., Aug. 29. Two mon
aro dead and ono or tho largest oil
gushors In tho world Is going abso
lutely wild, utterly defying tho mo
rhantcnl skill of man to stop It.
Tho famous oil Hold presents tonight
tho possibility of ono of tho dlrost
calamities which ovor vlsltod Toxns.
should flro Join foreo with the gush
era. Tomorrow tho gusbor will still
bo spilling Itsoir on tho pralrlea und
Hooding tho country with oil.
James Smith died trying to shut
off tho gusher, nnd John McDanlola
dlod trying to save Smith. Doth
nhowed groat heroism. Tho wild
gusher Ih In the Hogg-Swuyno syn
dicate tract.
Hook fllncJety Girls Strike.
Chlrngo, Aug. 29. All tho girls of
tho llookblnders' Union omployod by
tho W. II. Conkoy Company, at Ham
mond, Ind., numbering about 250,
struck today boruuso their offlcera,
who had beon discharged yeBtorday,
woro not reinstated, Trouble huts
boon browing Blnro Saturday, whou
an Injunction from tho Federal Court
prohibited tho workera from picket
ing or holding piass meetings to in
llmlduto nonunion employes.
lUnm Will Tak: the Slump.
Cleveland, O.. Aug. 29. It Is an
nounced authorltatlvoly that much of
Senator Hanna's tlmo during tho
state campaign will ho spent on tho
stump, especial attention being given
to tho close counties. Tho Sonatof
returned homo todny much rostod
after a weok'H trip up tho lakes, and
will leave tomorrow for North Solon,
whoro ho will npoak to tho annual ro
union of tho Western Resorvo Association.
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